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I built these for my boat. She's a salty boat and these rod holders work great for trolling for tuna and for drifting for halibut.
Rail launcher rod holder
Irishrover
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Great looking rod holders. What are they made out of aluminum or plastic?
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Troutier Bassier
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Man! Those are Legit!
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OnTheFly
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Wow! Cool color design too. There must be another part to the clamping point not shown.:think:
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That's a slick looking bit of kit you got there! Lets see them in action!
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Anyfishisfine
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Cool. What software are you using there?
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Anyfishisfine said:
I'm using Cadkey for the design and Bob Cad/Cam for the CNC Programming.
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Irishrover said:
They're made out of aluminum. I've broken 3 plastic rod holders and lost 1 spendy custom rod and reel to the sea. That's why I built these. They're solid and with the clamping features that I have on them they will take a lot more force than the plastic ones will before rotating on the rail.
Irishrover
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I know what you mean. I lost a nice net out of Newport. I had it in a plastic rod holder up forward just a bit. I look up for the net and only saw an upside down rod holder. I dont use the rail hoder any more.
